Nixon Orders B52 Bombing Resumed After Pause
Washington reports Nixon personally ended a 36 hour halt in B52 missions over South Vietnam and ordered resumption. Ziegler said pretruce enemy activity returned to prior levels, prompting CIA and White House deliberations with aides from Hanoi Saigon Paris.
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Phosgene Gas Forces Town Evacuation
Thousands evacuated in the Delta as four derailed cars released vinyl chloride turning to phosgene gas. About 10 towns plus 1,400 inmates from Parchman prison were moved. no deaths, one injury. National Guardsmen assisted in Glendora and nearby towns amid continuing danger.
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Alltime Kansas Jayhawks Football Eleven Selected
Readers' poll results reveal the all time Kansas University football eleven as part of the Journal-World’s month long survey. The KU Athletic Department cooperated as the selections are honored at the Sept. 27 Kansas Syracuse game at Memorial Stadium.
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Journal-World
Alltime
Jayhawk
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Kansas
Rumsey Home Facilities Mentioned in VI S Bill
Fragmentary OCR notes reference modern facilities and a Rumsey Home alongside a VI S bill. Readable items suggest discussion of upgrades or proposals affecting a home facility in the Virgin Islands, but exact details are unclear.
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Everal Modern
Rumsey Eral
Israelis Attack Across Suez Gulf In Fourth Day of Strikes
Israeli warplanes swept the Gulf of Suez targeting Egyptian military objectives on the eastern coast. The attack followed days of aerial activity and clashes that saw Israel claim 11 downed planes while Egypt reported six Israeli aircraft shot down. Ras Za'farana and Ras Gharib were singled out for attack. A separate report said one Israeli patrol killed eight Arab guerrillas north of the Dead Sea.
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Ras Gharib
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Dead Sea
Raids Halted In Overture To Successor Peace Moves
Saigon reports that U S command canceled B52 bombing raids over South Vietnam for Thursday and Friday as a peace overture to Ho Chi Minh's successors. No clear restart time. some say up to 36 hours could pass during Nixon’s Washington talks.
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U.S
South Vietnam
Laos
Pleasant Weekend Weather Backing Lawrence Area
Forecast calls for another pleasant Saturday in the Lawrence region with no rain expected locally. Temperatures should rise from the lower 70s to the mid 80s, with tonight’s low in the mid 60s. showers expected in western and central areas tonight and Saturday as rain moves in elsewhere.
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Lawrence
City Nixes Public Meeting in Lawrence Dispute
Lawrence city officials refuse a public meeting with a citizens committee about law enforcement. The committee says the mayor and commissioners differ on reasons. A five member panel was proposed to ask questions and attendees would not participate in questioning. The panel met with officials and a follow up private meeting was discussed. The committee plans to meet again Monday at the KP&L building.
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Lawrence
Dale Kerr
Rocklege Rd
KP &L
Commission
Clark Morton
Morton
John Purcell
Dan Young
Kerr
Kp&l
Heated Words Fly Over State Highway Setup
In Topeka the dispute pits Gov. Robert Docking against Atty. Gen. Kent Frizzell and Highway Director John Montgomery. Frizzell and Montgomery trade accusations of political motives as they contest the highway plan to hire outside counsel to challenge the 1969 Motor Fuel Tax and Freeway Bill.
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Frizzell
Highway Commission
John Shamberg
Kansas City
Kan
Commission
Shawnee County
Attorney General’s Office
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Highway
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Possible Polio Pockets Exist Across Urban Areas
Government health experts warn of polio pockets in every metropolitan area if vaccination lags. Public Health Service doctors note only 10 paralytic polio cases this year, far below past highs, but urge continued vaccination to prevent outbreaks among unvaccinated 1 to 4 year olds, especially in low income districts.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Atlanta
New York Stocks End Lower as Averages Slide
News wires report the closing for the New York market with the Dow and broader averages weaker. The closing figure cited is a 60-stock average at 288.9, down slightly.
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New York
Black Militant Returns to U S in Detroit
Black militant Robert Williams, leader of the Republic of New Africa, returned from an eight year exile to Detroit where federal agents detained him on a North Carolina kidnapping charge after his flight from London arrived at Metropolitan Airport.
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Robert Williams
North Carolina
Williams
Republic of New Africa
London
First J-W Football Test To Run in Monday's Issue
The Journal-World announces a 1969 football contest series starting with the first weekly entry in next Monday's issue. Prizes include a 15 pound dressed turkey for top entrant and 10 pound turkeys for two runners up, with ties awarded equally. Entries must be on prepared coupons and received by Friday noon.
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Journal-World
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Latin America
Asia
Canada
Mexico
Africa
Australia
Journal-World Football
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